Computer Information Systems - Master of Science
The Master of Science (MS) in Computer Information Systems program is designed for students who wish to combine technical competence in information systems with knowledge of managerial and organizational issues. The program prepares students for careers as security analysts, system analysts, and information system leaders.

The National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security designated the Metropolitan College Department of Computer Science as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education for academic years 2007 through 2012, and a National Center for Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Research for academic years 2008 through 2013. The Master of Science (MS) in Computer Information Systems has been accredited by the Project Management Institute’s Global Accreditation Center (GAC) for Project Management.

• Quantitative Methods for Information Systems
• Business Data Communication Networks
• Database Design and Implementation for Business
• Information Systems Analysis and Design
• IT Strategy and Management

Computer Information Systems / Database & Knowledge Management - Master of Science
Students may pursue a Concentration in Database & Knowledge Management, which provides the tools necessary to utilize the vast amounts of information provided by large amounts of data. By focusing on the integration of information technology with business problems and opportunities, this concentration enables information systems professionals to understand technological issues in addition to business concepts and fundamentals.

• Data Mining and Business Intelligence
• Advanced Database Management
• Database Security
• Designing and Implementing a Data Warehouse

Computer Information Systems / IT Project Management - Master of Science
Students may pursue a Concentration in IT Project Management, which introduces general concepts embodied in the Project Management Institute’s PMBOK while exploring specialized techniques for software risk management, software cost estimation, and software quality management. Students also learn virtual project management, enabling them to manage geographically distributed software development. Students taking any course in this concentration are eligible to take a PMP® preparation course for free—an important step toward certification as Project Management Professionals.

• IT Project Management
• Project Communications Management
• Program Management
• Distributed Software Development and Management

Computer Information Systems / Security - Master of Science
Students may pursue a Concentration in Security, which provides in-depth knowledge of emerging security threats and solutions to prepare technical leaders to identify, develop, and implement highly secure systems and networks that support organizational goals.

• Network and Software Security
• Database Security
• IT Security Policies and Procedures
• Biometrics